Sentence examples for yet subject to from inspiring English sources

Eos made him immortal, yet subject to the depredations of time, which therefore parts the lovers.

Yet, subject to the EU referendum, a long promised consultation paper on the act could be with us within months.

It is important to minimize possible competitive disadvantages relative to foreign companies that are not yet subject to the same standard.

Wouldn't it be nice to hear Mr. Aimard with an orchestra of old folks, stirring things up yet subject to the gravitational pull of age and experience?

For example, despite the large public assets they control, they are still not yet subject to the Freedom of Information Act.

Therefore, this kind of data enabled direct calculation of the transition part T in matrix L = T + F, but leaved the fertility part F uncertain, yet subject to certain linear constraints.

"It seems inconsistent that one be denied the fruits of the tree of the law, yet subjected to all of its thorns".

Reprints Related items Politics: Blair's courtAug 28th 2003Almost all the evidence given to the inquiry, though not yet subjected to cross-examination, has painted a consistent picture.

We identified syntenic LTR-retrotransposon insertions (Supplementary Fig. 2) not yet subjected to the rapid transposable element turnover of the intergenic space1,13 because of the relatively short separation time between Svevo and Zavitan.

During 1899 he carried out an expedition to Trengganu (Terengganu) and Kelantan, Malay states then under Siamese suzerainty, to collect data on Malay beliefs, traditions, and ways of life in areas not yet subjected to European influence.

On the other hand, although not yet subjected to rigorous testing, countervailing forces may diminish their suicide risk relative to Whites.